Art Deco citrine ring from 1936 in 14K gold worn on the hand, the step cut stone glowing honey gold
The citrine ring on the hand showing the stepped Art Deco shoulders
The ring held between two fingers, light passing through the golden citrine
Side view of the openwork gallery beneath the citrine
The slim gold band seen from the palm side
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Art Deco citrine ring from 1936 in 14K gold worn on the hand, the step cut stone glowing honey gold
The citrine ring on the hand showing the stepped Art Deco shoulders
The ring held between two fingers, light passing through the golden citrine
Side view of the openwork gallery beneath the citrine
The slim gold band seen from the palm side
Maybe the new owner wants to sell Search for it on Nextmine ISO → I bought
this.
add to my
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Sunniest Art Deco Citrine Ring Size 6 US 14K Gold 1936

I'm so excited about this one - a 90 year old Art Deco citrine ring in warm 14K gold from 1936, and she is pure architecture for your finger.

The stone is a big step cut citrine of around 1 cm, in the richest honey golden color - like sunlight you can wear. And look at what the goldsmith built around her: stepped shoulders that climb toward the stone like the setbacks of a 1930s skyscraper, and underneath, a delicate openwork gallery that lets the light flood through. That architectural confidence is Art Deco at its very best.

If you have ever wondered how citrine differs from topaz - they are mixed up constantly - I have written about it here: Citrine vs Topaz

She weighs around 4.6 grams and fits like a size 6 US, with a slim comfortable band that lets the stone do all the talking.

Excellent condition with minor signs of age. Please don't wait on this one - Art Deco rings with this much presence never stay long.

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